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Waikato Times, Volume 128, Issue 21357, 27 February 1941, Page 2

J. R. FOW LTD J^EDDING — Repose Hand-Built Kapoc Mattresses; sold only by Fows. More Kapoc for your money. 4ft 6in Mattresses, from £3/19/6 QUILTS— New Season Quilts now to hand Choose yours while selection is good. Single Quilts from .... 39/6 Double Quilts, from .. 57/6 JJLANKETS — New Zealand-made Blankets by Kaiapoi and Petone Mills. Full-sized and Ist quality. Double: Pr, 59/6, 79/6, 85/Single: Pr. 39/6, 59/6. gHEETS— Full stocks again to hand: celebrated English Sheets in several weights. Single, per Pair, 25/6. Double, per Pair, 45/J. R. FOW LTD. 119 VICTORIA STREET. WANTED TO SELL L- Words 1 /-;~3 Days T/o "OATH, Porcelain; good condition.—Ring 3074. 773 RakoainS in Trousers-to-Measure, from i Tailored Remnants; Sports Trousers, | rum 27/6.—MELTZER, Tailor, 107 Victoria Street. T.JEATTY Metal Tub Washer, In first-class . working order; £25 cash.—C.S., Box 295, Hamilton. OARPET, S>lt x lull Oln, £9 10s; Scots Chest, 32s od; Chesterlleld Suites, £y los. —Young’s Furniture Mart, 44 Ward /'N HE 3 TETtFIELD couch, 39/6"; 2 Easy chairs, 3 7/0 each; double rimu bed as new, sr/o, —Clothier’s Emporium. CHAMPION Gas Cooker and incinerator Combination; good order.—Apply Electrie Construction company. 362 j I^LECIRULUX New Junior model, £l2/ 10/-; arrange demonstrations tmough service depot, Checker Olllce. Electrolux, an good order, £ii ios, £l2; Hay win, as new, £5 10s.— Young’s Furniture__Alurl, 44 Ward St. quantity; lovely Chesterlleld Suite; all in good order.—3s Grey St. Guuu Used Furniture, always on hand. We are Buyers of Household meets, prams and pusuchairs.—Clothier’s Emporium. HAY, baled, 3 tons, at Hillcrest; no rain; £3 ios per ton.—Phone 3534 evenings. 765 011O 11 ►•lth hot water cylinder; in use three years; prompt uelivery.—Apply A. J. Gallichan, Phone 2344. 729 PANEL Bed, 3ft. Gin, non-sag wire, £2 17a 0d; Rimu Dropstde Cot, £2 10SYoung’s, 4 4 Ward St. Phone 353 1 PLUMBERS^ Builders? 5 Cwt?Galv. Iron Scrap, 24-20 G; suitable small Hashings; Plumbers’ Tools, sundries. —J. Byrne, Cauibridj RIMU Bedroom Suite, 10/-; Plunket cots 750 nice, £l7/ 19/6; Baby Baths, 12/6; Clothier’s Emporium. QJIDEBOARD, 35/-; Seagrass Chair, 17/6; w 1; WIRE -Netting (quantity); 1 Alfu-Lavai 4 Separator; l 200-Gallon Tank.—Miles, Tramway Road, Claudelunds. 721 U LADIES’ AND GENT.’S SED QYCLES AT IJUSKER’S WARD STREET (Opposite Cutting) 44-GAL. DRUMS, suitable holding skim milk and pig food, etc; 6 Drums £l. Special Reduction for Quantity. ■yyAIKATO JJITUMEN QO., CLARENCE STREET, I Phone 1413 Hamilton.

“MORNING AFTER” THAT DREADFUL FEELING HOW TO COMBAT IT Many of us are at times inclined to over-indulge in either food or drink or both, with dire results. There is no need to describe the symptoms—bad heads, disagreeable taste in mouth, etc. —which are known only too well. For disordered systems arising from such conditions, Dr Morse’s Indian Root Pills are invaluable. They act directly, though gently, on the liver, increasing the digestive secretions thus assisting nature to cope with the surplus food and drink. Upon the first indication of bilious symptoms, a course of Dr Morse’s Indian Root Pills should be taken, or better still a dose before retiring will check that “morning after” feeling.